
The 2025 Tesla Model Y continues to be one of the most desirable electric SUVs for UK fleets, combining impressive range, strong performance and a spacious, tech-focused interior. With low running costs and zero tailpipe emissions, it’s a particularly compelling choice for companies targeting electrification and reduced company-car tax
Fleetwise score 87%
Other media scores…
What Car? 5/5
electrifying.com 9/10
Auto Express 4/5
Autocar 4/5
Carwow 8/10
Parkers 3.1/5
Car 3/5
Top Gear 8/10
Select Car Leasing 3.9/5
Autotrader 4.5/5

Threshold Busters
Models under the UK £50,000 tax thresholds.
Long Range – from £49,995 (some specs may exceed depending on options)
Performance – from £55,995 (above £50k threshold)
Roll of Honour
• One of the top-selling electric SUVs in the UK
• Strong residual values for EV market
• Regularly praised for range and technology leadership
Spec list
• Fully electric powertrain
• All-wheel drive (standard on Long Range and Performance)
• Single-speed automatic
• From £49,000
• From £449pm
• 5-door SUV
• 5–7 seats (optional 3rd row)
• Range up to 330 miles (WLTP, Long Range)
• Boot space 854 litres (rear seats up)
• Warranty 4 yrs/50,000 miles (Battery & Drivetrain 8 yrs/100k miles)
• Company-car tax rates (BIK) – Electric: 2%

In 30 seconds…
The 2025 Tesla Model Y is a standout electric SUV for fleet operators focused on sustainability and total cost of ownership. It offers class-leading electric range, brisk acceleration and Tesla’s signature minimalist cabin dominated by a large central touchscreen. The zero-emissions drivetrain means ultra-low company-car tax and significantly reduced fuel costs compared with petrol and diesel rivals.
Inside, the Model Y feels more spacious than competitors, with a high seating position, generous headroom and optional third-row seats for added flexibility. The infotainment and navigation systems are among the most advanced in the segment, with over-the-air updates keeping the software fresh and improving functionality over time.
On the road, the Model Y delivers smooth, silent performance and assured handling. The long-range battery gives confidence on longer trips, while fast-charging capability means less downtime on business journeys. If your fleet is moving toward electrification without compromising practicality or driver satisfaction, the 2025 Model Y sits near the top of the list.
“The Tesla Model Y remains one of the most compelling electric SUVs on the market thanks to range, technology and overall value” – Carwow
Sample leasing deal
Lease Co: leasing.com
Car: Tesla Model Y Long Range
Initial rental: £5,395
Term: 24 months
Mileage per annum: 8,000
Monthly fee: £429
Additional fees: £199
(All prices excluding VAT)
In depth…
Brand Tesla
Model Model Y Long Range
Power source Fully electric
Transmission Single-speed automatic
Battery capacity 75-82 kWh (depending on spec)
Tax
CO₂: 0g/km
BIK: 2%
P11D: £49,995
Performance
Max speed: 135mph
0-62mph: 4.8 seconds (Performance)
Max power: 384bhp (Performance)
Range: up to 330 miles (WLTP, Long Range)
Size
5-door SUV, 5-7 seats
Length: 4800mm
Width: 1920mm
Height: 1620mm
Kerbweight: 2000kg

Also consider
Ford Mustang Mach-E
Hyundai Ioniq 5
Volkswagen ID.4
Kia EV6
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